Master of Arts in Leadership Courses
26 - Month MA Leadership Program
The Master of Arts in Leadership degree is a "study while you work" program, generally taken over a 26-month period. The MA Leadership team has developed a unique learning schedule that combines face-to-face and online learning. All students begin their leadership program by taking LDRS 500 - Leadership Foundations and LDRS 501 - Strategic Leadership during their first summer. Students will spend a total of four weeks on campus during their first and second summers in the program. Students will take their final capstone core course, LDRS 504- Leadership, Values, & Ethics, online during their third and final summer. Stream specific and Major Project courses are taken online during the fall, winter, and spring. Below you will find a link to the 2010-2011 and the 2011-2012 course time tables. The total Master of Arts in Leadership degree consists of 38 semester (credit) hours.
Course Schedule 2011-2012 - beginning June 2011
Course Schedule 2012-2013 - beginning June 2012
It is often difficult to visualize the layout of a program with which you are unfamiliar. Below you will find a sample program schedule for students beginning their Master of Arts degree in summer 2010. This is only a sample schedule, students may wish to consult their stream coordinator to organize a schedule that will accommodate their specific learning goals and time constraints.
13 - Month MA Leadership Program
The MA Leadership program offers students in the Business stream, Christian Ministry stream, Education stream, Health stream, Non-profit stream and General stream the option of completing their degree in 13 months. This 13-month accelerated version of the MA Leadership degree is useful for students who have the option of taking a sabbatical from their full-time employment. View a sample time-line for students beginning their study in the summer of 2011. NEW! Canada Student Loans may be available to eligible candidates for the full-time paced program. Please contact the program office for further details.
Note:
All course registration is currently done online through the student portal. Successful applicants will receive details concerning their TWU student email account and password in their acceptance letter. This information is needed to log into the "student portal". The "student portal" is a one stop site for online registration, current schedule information, and current statement information. The course schedule information above may be helpful as you plan your courses.
Please refer to Summer 2011 Registration Guide at for information related to course registration, course withdrawal, payment options, refund information, etc.